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The 13-songs of Robby Roberston’s new, Sinematic pretty much follows the ex-Band songwriter/guitarist/vocalist round his usual way of unique storytelling, barely-there voice, and guitar dexterity. The first from this icon in eight years, here we get some tunes influenced by Robertson scoring Martin Scorsese’s soon-to-be-released “The Irishman” and his forthcoming documentary “Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band” as Roberston’s comments on life. In fact, the first two tunes, the heavily layered “I Hear You Paint Houses,” featuring a Van Morrison vocal and tight wah-wah wailing is about Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran, and the synth stomp of the plodding “Once Were Bothers,” tell of Roberston dealing with the darkness of missing his Band bandmates.

Reminded that “Cosplay is Not Consent” (thanks very much Comic-Con, as if I didn’t know) here men and women paint themselves, don various costumes (lots self-made) to be looked upon, have their picture taken, to be ogled. Confidence is high in the cosplay universe and simply put, everybody dressed at Comic Con, showing whatever of themselves they are showing, is hoping to be looked at.

Before hitting it huge with their 1973, The Dark Side Of The Moon album, ‘The Floyd’ was undergoing a great crisis of songwriting and identity trying to extricate itself from the influence of Pink Floyd’s leader, Syd Barrett. As infamous these days for his bout with madness and then reclusiveness post his Floyd years, a cult has grown up around Barrett, with many people divided, as Kopp makes clear, over what version of the band they like best, pre or post Barrett.

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Directed by Scott Elliott, Happy Talk proves to be another great play of damaged characters written by actor/author/playwright Eisenberg…and great way to see Sarandon making an off-Broadway stage her own.

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Courtney Brame is a DatingPositives.com spokesperson and host of the podcast Something Positive for Positive People, which features interviews that highlight what it’s like living with an STI. Diagnosed with genital herpes in 2012, Courtney aims to share real-life experiences and disseminate factual information to help end stigmatization and assist STI positive individuals in being their own best advocates. He’s a member of HANDS (Herpes Activists Networking to Dismantle Stigma) and was also selected to be an SXSW panel speaker on “making disclosure sexy.”